Noyori says chemistry is 'beautiful'

Noyori says chemistry is 'beautiful'

STOCKHOLM, Sweden - Japanese chemist Ryoji Noyori (R), who shared the Nobel chemistry prize with two American chemistry researchers -- K. Barry Sharpless (L, foreground) and William Knowles (R, background) -- poses for photographers after giving a news conference in Stockholm on Dec. 7. Noyori said, ''Chemistry is beautiful and exciting. Besides, it is beneficial to humankind.''

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